Africa and America: The Critical Frontier in Literature and Society - Sayni, Kouamé
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This book is across the boundaries and probes into literary and social issues. It goes over the Reform of American Health System, the challenging project informally called "Obamacare" after the name of President Barack Obama its main initiator. It also focuses on the debate on Africans' responsibility in the slave trade, and the controversy over women's emancipation in America, from the 1848 Senaca Fall Convention to the birth and articulation of an African American feminist philosophy in the 20th century.

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This book is across the boundaries and probes into literary and social issues. It goes over the Reform of American Health System, the challenging project informally called "Obamacare" after the name of President Barack Obama its main initiator. It also focuses on the debate on Africans' responsibility in the slave trade, and the controversy over women's emancipation in America, from the 1848 Senaca Fall Convention to the birth and articulation of an African American feminist philosophy in the 20th century.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Kouamé Sayni is a teacher of American studies at the University of Bouaké, Côte d'Ivoire. He is the author of several papers on African American issues, most of which are published in scientific reviews. Some of his favorite themes are the socioeconomic status and identity of the black community as expressed in fiction and nonfiction works.